Bestseller Lists

New York Times

The New York Times Bestseller List is considered the gold standard mainly because of its influence over the years (began in 1931). It considers sales from a variety of major retailers and online platforms, with a curated approach that includes editorial judgment. Its method of calculating sales is arcane, and it involves numbers, as well as what may be called “vibe.”

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USA Today

The USA Today Bestseller List ranks books purely based on sales numbers from a broad range of retailers. It provides a straightforward measure of a book’s popularity across different formats.

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USA Today

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1. Platform Strength
   Do you have a robust online presence and a loyal following?

2. Audience Engagement
   Are your readers highly engaged and likely to support your book launch?

3. Marketing Plan
   Do you have a comprehensive marketing plan that leverages both traditional and digital channels?

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Achieving bestseller status requires strategic planning and execution. By understanding the different bestseller lists, their qualification standards, and the importance of being a bestseller, you can better navigate your path to success. Whether targeting the New York Times, USA Today, or SUCCESS Magazine Bestsellers, ensure your platform is strong, your audience is engaged, and your marketing plan is robust. Visit our Bestseller Services Page. for more information on how to achieve your Bestseller goals.